chuk77

I've never come into contact with any of it so rest assured, your safe at GSU.

There are plenty of computers and the libraries sport both Mac's and PC's so you shouldn't worry about variety.

As long as you have everything in on time and you make sure everything on your end (especially your current FAFSA) is squared away, there won't be any problems. You better believe they'll drop your classes in a heartbeat if your Financial Aid isn't done correctly.

No difficulties with the program. The Political Science major jumps in difficulty with the upper level classes, and requires diligence.

I haven't completed any internships at Georgia State because I'm a transfer student. But there are plenty and they have a significantly global reach.

The major requires a lot of commitment, but diligence pays off in dividends. If your dedicated to applying yourself and standing out in all your classes, then your professors notice. And when they notice you they remember you. And when they remember they're always inclined to give you a helping hand in terms of advice, and most importantly... mercy on those grade curves.

Happy with the program results. WARNING! Do not attempt a language like Arabic your're not prepared to put forth the hours to. Other than that, it was an excellent experience.